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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thesfer.

The tunciul "Euninic' was reproduced
last night by the Carleton opera company
people. and II anything in more attractive
and lively style than on the opening night
Throughout the music there runs a lullaby
strain, ~ through the dialogue runs "thc
iirst oAcnsc,' and surrounding all are
clustered a number 81 sweet and capt-
waiting songs solos, duets, etc, that do not
fail iocrcaic the most favorable impression.
II j. full Of humor. admirably kept MP by
lliycnncs, Mr. Carleton, and Cadcaux,
Mr. Drcw, who ar ably assisted in that
line by the always charming aud popular
Fanny Rice. the IlNuttr ni the piece.
Drew In his "b.,kcy Bird song i
inmilahlc. aud WIS compelled a.
accept several Wcall- Miss Post Is q
strong acquisition o. the company, aud
stands high as q cluiairico ON the opUmiir
stpgc. She gave "Nhcu Love j. Young"
in q manner that charmed the audience.
and in the Lullaby song she was most
elective. Miss Wisdom PLAYED the rrin.
cess. n part not ailuriing much oppor.
tunity III any kind. DNrrpt 10 hc rilly and
ridiculous. aud Mis- Rose B,audct was u
lovely Cpnsr, the companion OF Erminir.
Bui little room iur displaying hi- fine tenor
voice was given Mr.. JAY Taylor. but what
he lid was received by the audience
with pleasure. Not only wns each
role appropriately aud well Gllrd,
but too much praise cannot BE- given the
chorus. whose work was artistic and al.
mimhlc. Tonight the ever popular
"Nanon. the llo.ice ol the Golden Inn. 4"
will h. given. With very strong east MIR.
Carlton ~ Marquis HAuhignc. Lilly Post
NJ Ninon dc lEnclu-, Fanny Ricc a.
Nanon. Clara Wi;lum a. Madam Dc
Maintcnon. Charles bUw ~ DE- Mnrcclus.
7. X. Murray ~ the Ahbc, jay TAYLOR IA
the Marquis, aud Rose Badcaux rs he
uaup
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BOister.IlpYs

Last night, at $50 o'clock, Mr.. Walker
Hays and Miss Minnie Bolster were quiet
ly married at the residence of Mrs. Dennis
Smith, sister OF the bride, on the Poplar
boulevard. Owing TO a recent death in the
family, the occasion was unusually quiet,
no one beng invited outside the family
circle. This marriage has been the subject
OF general interest for some time for both
parties are well known in social circles
and are general favorites. Mr.. Hays is con-
ncctcd with the firm OF Thomas II. Allen
q Co., and is a young man Of strong bust
ness proclvities lie has secured in Miss
Bolster a young lady of charming grace OF
mind and person, brunette OF pro-
nounced type, with dark and handsome
eyes. The Rev. Father Ncalc oiliciated,
uniting the pair under the solemn ccre-
mony OF the Catholic church. The few
present joined in hearty congratulations to
the happy pair, who showed unmistakable
pleasure in assuming their new relations.
A bridal trip Of several weeks is contem-
plated, the couple leaving at 10 o'clock for
the north. Many friends extend sincere
wishes to the newly welded pair.
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OuR Nj Whithomc is covering himself
all over with glory by cspousing and prrss.
ing the organization OF naval pscrNc.
All OF the yalchincn on both coas,s aud
the lake. aW in isyor % Il, and the naval
officers have Endorsed Il heartily by al
means let ~ have naval reserve.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

An incoming might train on the Mem.
phis & Charleston railmJl un over and
manglcd an old white man m horrible
manner yesterday afternoon. The acridcnt
occurred jus, this sid 60. Bailey station
and while the train W.. rounding shtp
curve. The victim y described 20. an nld
dcai and partially dcmru,rl White man
Who either hearl MOI u. paid 900 attention
Ia the signals by the engineer Ills uauc
could not bc learned.
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ought to be. Ours Is an English speaking
nation, and in our public scoools no other
language but English should be taught.
Ii parents desire their children to learn
English or French, or Swedish or Polish,
or Sanscri, they ought to be willngto pay
private tutors 20 teach il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Mn CpNKuSu las done the State OF
Virginia q great wrung aud himsclf q
great injustice. lie know, when be- took
Che case Of tho Commissioners hold by the
United States District Court for con.
tempt In enforcing State law In
preference 10 tho odlct Of that
court, Chat tho question ct Issue
was one Of States rights, not In The *.
ircmc, but a moderately constructive In.
depreciation Of the relative authority O. The
State and thc Nation. lie knew this, aud
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Duuayaat.Ifrouu.

The marriage ~ Miss Ella Dunavanl,
daughter OF Col W. T., Dunaant, yester-
tcrday morning at the family residence, at
Magnolia Station, was nn event OF unusual
interest. The happy man who succeeded
in capturing one Of Memphis iaircst
daughters was Mr. W. T.. Brown. OF Biz
mingham, Ala, young gentleman Of
steady aud active business qualifications
and cultivated mind. Ills home is really
In Mobile, hut Birmingham has been his
place Of business Tor number OF ycars
This marriage j. the elimination OF a short
and happy couriship, and deserves all the
happiness which ,irung aud manly love
on one side aud tender affection On the
other generally forms The Rev. Mr. Long
OBLIGATED, and imprv-svcly performed the
interesting ceremony. The bride wore u
handsome suit 81 gray cloth, with
pas-lncntcfic trimmings and facing
Ot Jacqucminot velvet and bonnet
tn match which was exceedingly
becoming and elegant. Only the immcdi-
ate relatives Of the happy pair were pres.
cnL q sister and cousin III the groom being
prpscni from Mobile. 4 handsome break.
last WIS served Immediately after the ccrc-
munN, 90 winch thc usual toaHis Tor luck
and happiness were Offered. A special
sleeping car was attached 90 the $40
O'Clock train ON the ", u. & A. road. be.
ing q compliment nom Gcn. Nciilcton,
president oi the road, aud Ia this the party
travelled direct to Mobile, from which
point an extensive trip viii be made
The bride was the recipient OF large
number OF handsome and elegant PRES.
cnts, among which was beautiful
diamond pendant, Ia be- used az necklace
or brooch. the gift Of the groom; pair
OF elegant diamond bracelets and pearl
and diamond necklace. from the brides
parents 4 number oi large and costly
ilprl offerings came from friends Of the
Young lady.
ling'y inrcwclb were spoken aud the
bridal couple, accompanied hy several rel
at,cs, left Immediately on the morning
lfIIfn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Tur Marine journal Is right, the chair.
uanship Of thc Shipping Committee oi the
nousc should be given to n member from
a seaport, r. man who knows a ship from q
bark anil O. main royal from a iibbcom. q
tiuuuil ium a ior,ail Speaker Carlisle
should make a poin, Of Swing this his
scriaI attention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

TIM WmKY ArrEAL for this week can
be had on application at the business office
ior D cents per copy in wrappers ready for
mailing. It is the cheapest paper in the
South. Only one dollar year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

The alarm Of fir from BOX II. at 1880
O'Clock last night, was caused by a lot OF
rubbish burning in the cellar Of l.. To.
dcs,a's store. 3GOMain strrct. The blaze
was promptly cSiinguishcd, bat not until
after some damage WIS done hy water.
The building h owned hy John 4. llills.
man. but il Was not damaged. rodcs,a /,
tully covered by INSURANCE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
PINE BturE Ark.. Nov. H. Frank
Tumlin-on, one oi our heading CONNER.
Cial citizens, Wpwa uting the Mississippi
cotton mills In this state, died this morn.
ing at pneumonia. llrWas popular in this
city. the place oi hi, residence, and was a
Confederate veteran
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"o.,-,rlpped All o,her..,

frnm the r'uhern tultiyaiuf
The Memphis Tenn ArrEL seems TO
have ouistrippcd all southern papcrs ia
Cleveland ISSUE. The President and
Mrs. Cleveland must have been greatly
pleased with the magnificent issue of that
cntcrprising journal which greeted their
arrival ia the Hui City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

There have bccn many happy and
notable weddings meath tie roof Of the
Linden street Christian church, aud the
lit was increased 10y one last night The
Young couple who thus took upon them
selves the responsible, hut pleasant rcla.
tions Of lie, wcp Mr. H. 4. Long, book.
keeper In Nelson & Rainc's insurance
agency. and Miss Minnie Harsh, 4 pretty,
accomplished and charming young lady,
Who his for some time been iayoritc In
large cir'lc OF acquIintauccs Tho In.
lgriur Of the cdicc was beautifully deco
rated, aud the ceremony was Witnessed by
some one from every available seat IN the
house. The wurls which linked the lives
ul the Young people were irclingly spoken
hy tho Rev IN lirInrv pastor OF tie
chuph. The following lilioS aud gentle
mru alrw7pd 90. bridesmaids and gropms-
mem Mis- Iaiu licfry and Ma y. y
l.ons, Aiiss Gale. Vi Nashville, aad Mr..
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The snnihrrn I.rnrnc.

sierll pi.Iairh to the Appeal
BmuNCu,u, Ala, Nov. u. Pr-idcn,
j. r. Wilson. 81 the southern lcagic. and
secretary Juc Frame. OF the lo,gil associa.
ton, lrlt tonight for Atlanta, h. bprsi the
baseball movement. They will 20 from
there 10 thHttauopasi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Tur people Of Jackson, Miss, arr
Hrous'd on the subject Of public schools,
and the state Legislature will be- asked 10
auihorizc tax levy ior ,hc purpose OF
erecting building. and employing teach.
on Tho establishment Of waicraorks
and electric lights IL also contemplated.
II b pleasant TO rcord these things.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

PHiNcrroS is looking for u man TO al the
chair OF pr. McCosli, late prcsidcn, Of tina,
renowned sea, OF learning, but 80 inr with
ont success Most Of those mentioned
Mnnld hc lost In h.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
THE WEATHER.


wAyiINGroS. Nov lG.--l a. m.-For Mississippi:
lair weather. Light and irrrh winds, generally
touthery slight change, IN temperature
For Arkansas Fair weather iigr fresh winds,
warmer followed 10y slightly cooler weather
For Tennessee. Warmer. fair weather. light TO
fr,.h Minds, generally shifting To sUuthwestcrly
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Mn. GroHuE VI. PULLMAN is making n
tour of the South with view OF selecting
a site for car factory. Mr.. Pullman
would save time and trouble 10y coming to
Memphis directly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

COMMISSIONER Sr>HNs yesterday ten
dercd his resignation TO the President in
letter which cmbodics his reply to Score.
tary Lamnrs accusation OF insubordins-
ton. Mr. Clcvcland's reply will hs
awaited with the greatest interest by the
.,,,IIi,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Tur report comes from Prescott, \. T.,
Of the discovery oi a eold.bcaring ledge Of
fabulous richness near that place. "Thc
ore averages ~ zoo a ton and thousands OF
tons are in sight" says the telegraph.
Westward the real estate boom takes its
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

SoyrruNu should be- done 10 lay tho
aust Considerations OF public health de-
mand it Unless the streets can ba .pnnk.
lei pulmonary diseases viii ccrininly in.
crrasc. lima" be- well enough ior a man
10 consume peck OF dirt in the course 81
a lifetime. lat IL is not we'll H. alr41rl that
amount during u single day through ones
lnn-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Mime Museum.

The pleasing atirction- hcrc this week
arc certainly deserving VI all praise. The
singing by the Nashville STUDENT, l. excel.
lent. The other features Ia exhibition
nall arr interesting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

MrNrnis society seems 10 be- cNpcri
encing a matrimonial tidal wave
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Tue Republicans OF New York are still
hunting Tor reason for their defeat. Some
of them attribute il 20 Goorgrism, some 10
the free whisky plank inserted ia the plat
form 10y senator Eyarts, but the Tribune
has settled on free trade Us the cause.
New York is first among the manufacture
ing cities, hut she is also the ir-t Of inn
porting cities, hence free trade H. dominant
Ncs, free trade did it, and free trade will
do the same next year.
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Hoffman Snec,l.


Miss Alice +. Hoffman and Mr.. Archie
II. Snecd were quietly married last night
at the residence OF. the brides mother on
Lane avenue, the Rev. y. NJ. Long, Of the
Strangers church, officiating. After the
ceremony the popular and happy young
couple received shower OF hearty CON
graiulaiions from the limited number oi
invited guests. after which they repaired
10 the spacious residence of the gruom's
mother, No. i53 Shelby street, where a
royal reception was held. The radiant
young brides father, previous 10 his death
WIS member of the firm OF Mitchell u
Hoffman, furniture dealers. and the
daughter was given almost linitlcss adynn-
taycs for cultivation. besides the gentle
and refining influences Of a beautiful home
life. These were made the most of by her,
and she carries into her new relations in
life heart and mind nodded 10 almost
every virtue, besides a lovely charm Of
face and manner. Her happy young hus-
band Is a sterling Young business man.
trained 10 profit through every honest OPP
portunitY, and TO this end established
himself NJ the head oi q well stocked hnrl-
ware house on upper Main street. The
union Of two such loyal hearts, with their
many excellent qualities, can bring but
happiness and prosperity. Hosts OF adj
miring friends and well wishcrs congatu-
late them. This WIS shown by the large
array Of substantial tokens sent IN last
evening
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

TuE Boston Advertiser, Republican,
thinks "tho Republicans Of the State (Vir-
ginial and the country will have no re.
grcts nj the supplanting Of Riddlebcrgcr in
the Senate by John :. Barbour, a good,
reliable aud Widc-awakc Democrat"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

We present this morning tclcgraphc
abstract OF paper read by Hon. James X.
Doolitlle before the Baptist national con-
gresS in session yesterday at indianapolis.
Mr.. Doolittlc desires the institution Of
legal prcycntvcs 10 the growth Of land
monopoly, and recommends amendments
TO State constitutions giving houscholders
aud heads OF families double votes. lie
maintains that such man, as compared
with an unmarried man, has double
responsibility, and should therefore have
u double vote. The woman suiTrugists
would suggest TO Mr. Doolittle different
method Of reaching about the same end.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

News was received at Nashville -
night that five negro laborcH were kilt
iy dynamite blast in cut on the cStd
ton Of the Nashville 4 Florence rilrO q.
Their names were not learned. They VI.
buried by stones aud earth Friday ano
their bodies not recovered until Sunuays'
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karr-GiIchr.st.

The home OF Mr.. A. Karr, No. 3l4
Adams street, was the scene yesterday
morning OF an interesting bridal. The
only child, Miss Julia, was welded TO Mr.
Malcolm Gilchrist by The Rev. Father
Edclan. The rooms were handsomely
decorated for the occasion with flowers
and everything wore bridal appearance
A number of relations and friends had
assembled in response 10 verbal invita-
tons and were fully prepared for the happy
affair Promptly at $50 o'clock the bride
and groom appeared, the former attired in
a green brOadcloth travelling suit with
bronze trimmings. and never looked hand
somer. Miss karr has petite figure,
which, with her pretty face, framed in n
bonnet OF fashionable make, formed an en-
scmble that was attractive and pleasing.
Mr.. t,ilchrist is a rising young real estate
agent, and promises 10 make a mark in
commercial circles. Both parties have
moved in the best social circles, and their
absence from same will he noticeable.
Refreshments were served in the adiOin-
ing room, where the guests continued
their well wishes in bumpers OF cham
payne.
The couple left on the 10 O'Clock a. IN.
train Tor New Orleans, where brief stay
will be made before proceeding further.
They will return about the middle OF De.
ccmbcr.
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iIi,cr IrIenrnns<.

r1uiir.i River feel Inches aud falling. "cathef
smoky Hnd utnl.
NfW ORLEANS. u. Nc,. M.Sishl-clest
nnb p,aNni N.ited an9 1sls.l'0 L0un9 ana
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Che salrmphis appeal
NOVEMBER 10, 1887.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1887.
Mn. ZrNo g. II AEEis has been appointed travelling
rprc,cu,n,l,co Of the ArrRAl, aud superintendent
al rpuiation.
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Behind these the .ushcrs came and closed
the file OF stately and handsome pro-
ccssion. All were driven 10 the residence
of MIR. {. y. iirusyenor, the bride brother,
who, with his charming wife, welcomed
and entertained the party. A number Of
relatives anl immediate friends were also
present 10 assist ia the congratulations
which were showercd upon the happy
pair. The rcfrcshment.roOm was opened,
where the guests early sought an opportu-
nifty TO express their well wishes with
liquid emphasis.
AS the bride and grooH anticipated q
departure on the 10 o'clock train, little
time was left Tor change OF dress and ten
der inpwcls They were driven 10 the
Memphis X Charleston depot Ia begin a
lengthy trip 10 eastern cities. Youthful
society loses two Of It's most engaging
members in the marriage OF this young
couple. both Of whom have been ac-
knowlcdgcd faNoritcs and their list Of
friends runs Ia the innumcrable.
II X useless 10 speak of the large display
Of presents, which were few OF the tcsti-
monials of esteem. Silver and glass and
cquisite imported China figured conspicu-
otlsly, and some OF the rarcst works III the
jcwelcr and artist found their way into the
possession of this lucky couple. The heart
ieltcxprcssions Of good will and future hap
ness accompany them on their trip.
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Maximum trupCmtuW no minimum temper
turt. as ozone q, rainfall, O.
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Ioc,l meteorological press Rcpori.

memphis signal once lelHitl
AIyNruis. Tenn Nov a. 1857.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-02
A PRECIOUS NUGGET,
Story of n Valuable Specimen in the Mi
eraiogical Cabinet OF Austria.

Story of n Valuable Specimen in the Min
eraiogical Cabinet of Austria.
Herr Julius Fischhof, leading mem.
Der of the Vienna Stock Exchange.
known for his philanthropy. who re.
Gently died, prided himself on the pos.
session of diamond breastpin which
was given to him by the Emperor Fran.
els Joseph for the following reason.
More than twenty years ago Herr Fisch-
hof befriended poor young student
who, unable to earn il living in Vienna.
finally emigrated to California through
Herr Fischhof's assistance. The latter
had long forgotten his protege, when
suddenly he received from an American
who visited Vienna II large nugget of
gold which the former student and now
rich merchant of California had sent 20
his benefactor. The director of the I'm
perial Neurological Cabinet of Vienna,
who heard of the affair. offered Herr
Fischhof large amount for the mug
get. which weighed twelve pounds and
was considered one of the most valua-
BILE in exis ence. but he declined the
offer. remarking, however. that he
would gladly present it TO the cabinet
if the Emperor would consent to accept
1t. His donation was graeiouslv ac-
..epted and the Emperor presented him
in turn with Il precious dilmond pin.
The nugget remains one of the most in
teresting cuiiosities of the imperial col.
lection. ~ Y. Post.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-02
THE WESTERN SETTLERS CHOSEN
SPEClFIC

With every advance of emigration into the
far West. new demand is created for Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters. Newly peoplcd regions
are frequently less salubiious than older set
ued localities, on account OF the miasma which
rises from recently cleared land. particularly
along the banks of rivers that are subject to
fresh, Is. The agricultural or mining emgrant
soon learns. when he does not already know
that the Bitters afford the only sure ,,rotection
against malaria, and those disorders of the
stomach. liver and bowels to which climate
changes, exposure and unaccustomed or un
nealthy water or diet subject him. Conss
quentiy, he places an estimae upon this great
household specific and preventive commensu-
rae with its intrinsic merits and is careful TO
health SO implicitly to be relied upon in time of
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THE sPLENDOR OF DRESS

And the srtifc al effects of cosmetics, nc
mater how deftly appl ed, can never max
beautiful or attractive one VIII /, subject
to evacuation nervous debility, or any
form of female weakness These must be
reached by inward application, and not by
outward attempts at concealment, and the
ladies' may take hope from the fact that
thousands OF their sisters have made
themselves more radiant and beautiful by
the use of Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip.
ton" than they could ever hope to do by
the aid of the appliances of the toilet.
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ONLY THIRTY-slx PER CENT.

or those who die from assumption inherit
the disease. In all other cases it must
either be contracted through carelessness,
or, according to the new theory of tuber.
GUAR parasites, received direct from
others as an infectious di ease. But i'm
either case, DIR. Pierces Golden Medical
discovery" is positive remedy for the
disease in its early stages. 1t is delay that
Is dangerous 1t you are troubled w tn
shortness of breath, splitting of blood, night
sweats or lingering cough, do not hest.
tate to procure this sovereign remedy at
once.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-02

The name of a village in Wales
containing seventy-two letters and
twenty-five syllables is Llanfairpwll-
gwngyll gertrobgll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
acknowledgement, and its mean
ing is literally: "St. Mary's white
hazel pool. near the turning pool, near
me whirlpool, very near the pool of
Llantsillio, fronting on the rock islet of
Togo 1t must require an envelope
OF heroic size to carry the inscription.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-02
NEVER TRAVEL WITHOUT THEM

Persons should never travel without a
box of BRANDRETH's PILLS A few doses
taken before going on ship will prevent
sea sick ness, and one pill every mis- hit on
ship Hoard will counterfeit the costive action
OF the sea air. When sick, troubled with
rains, cold !, or di ziness, or havirg rheu.
matism. take from three to five pills, and
If they do not opera in an hour or 20
{ Ike three or four more.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-02

A large number of society ladis In St
Paul are reported to have abandoned pro
Jected reception FIR Mrs. Cieve ard be.
cause one member of the committee of re.
ception was once seamstress.